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Managed Care Matters

Joe Paduda, Jay Stith

What's happening in healthcare and workers comp & what it means for you

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It's not if but When. And "When" is happening now.

Reprising a piece I wrote three years ago…given the shitshow that is the US healthcare system, this seems like an opportune time to remind y workers’ comp readers that…

Despite continued drops in claims frequency, rate reductions and prett...

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The vultures are coming home to roost

Hospitals are losing billions due to the end of ACA subsidies - spelling big problems for all insurers including workers’ comp.

From Fierce Healthcare’s Dave Muoio:

HCA Healthcare sent out a pre-earnings shockwave Tuesday morning with p...

7 days ago
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Comp is getting pricier in the Golden State

California’s work comp insurance rates will increase 6.6% effective 9/1/2026. Coming on the heels of last year's 8.7% jump, employers and taxpayers in insured programs have seen rates increase more than 15% over the last few years. Hat tip...

9 days ago
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No workers, no healthcare

More than 80,000 healthcare workers are about to lose their jobs - and there’s no one to replace them.

Which means:

  • injured workers who need help getting out of bed, using the bathroom, bathing and getting dressed are on their own...
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Health insurance is unaffordable.

From KFF:

ACA Marketplace insurers are proposing a median premium increase of 14% for 2027— indicating a likely second consecutive year of double-digit increases, according to a new analysis of preliminary rate filings in 16 states and D...

12 days ago
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